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jacob019
(Newbee) 10-19-01 07:39 No 226659 |
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MMDA-3a | Bookmark | |||||
Would some one please explain to me why croweacin (2-methoxy-3,4-methylenedioxy-allylbenze This is what shulgin says: However, there are two #3's (the methoxy and the methylenedioxy can go onto the three oxygen atoms in a row in two different ways, whereas the three methoxys can go on in just one way) and there can be no #6 (since a methylenedioxy must, perforce, have two oxygens that are adjacent, and there are none to be so found in the 2,4,6-orientation of TMA-6). So, with two possible MMDA-3's it becomes reasonable, in fact essential, to name one of them "a" and the other "b". The "a" orientation occurs in nature as the essential oil croweacin, or 1-allyl-2-methoxy-3,4-methylenedioxybenz |
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Rhodium (Chief Bee) 10-19-01 16:55 No 226767 |
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Croweacin would give MMDA-3a, but it is found in very scarce amounts in nature, and is thus much more expensive than making the benzaldehyde from scratch. |
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halfapint (Ubiquitous Precursor Medal Winner) 10-20-01 16:14 No 227151 |
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turning science fact into <<science fiction>> |
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